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Introduction: Real Estate Sector

The backbone of Indian Economy

Contributes to 8.5% of total GDP

Growth rate to the tune of 30%

Estimated to be worth USD 90 billion

Vital Catalysts are:• Economic and political stability • Stable economic parameters like

inflation, CAD, imports etc.

Role of Real Estate

Real Estate

4th largest employment generating industry;

specially for BPL

Employs 35 mn. Low and medium skilled labour.

Contributes to GDP and Capital formation.

More than 300 linked industries like steel,

transport, cement etc.Attracts FDI

Contributes directly to manufacturing sector.

Residential segment commands max market

share

Policies to boost Real Estate in 2015

Amendments •In the provisions of section 269SS and

269T of the Income-tax Act to curb black money in real estate sector.

Introduction•Of new Benami Transactions (Prohibition)

Bill in current session of the Parliament.•Of Regulatory Reform Law for

Infrastructure.

Other New Policies•60 million housing units in rural and urban

areas under Housing for All 2022.•Rationalisation of the Capital Gains Tax for

REITs and InvITs, subject to payment of STT.

PAN mandatory for any purchase or sale of

assets exceeding INR 1 Lakh.

Corporate Tax to be reduced from 30% to

25% in the next 4 years.

Increase in Service Tax from 12.36% to 14%.

GST effective from April 1st 2016.

Allocation of INR 1,200 crore for DMIC

Corridor.

Allocation of INR 150 crores to create world class IT hub in India.

Policies to boost Real Estate in 2015

•Increase in transport allowance exemption from INR 800 to INR 1,600 per month.

•The limit on home loan interest has been raised from Rs 1.5 lakh to Rs 2 lakh.

•Increase in investment in infrastructure by INR 70,000 cr.•(PPP) model of Infrastructure to be revitalized and realigned.•14 regulatory permissions to be provided at 1 source.

•Reduction in minimum capitalisation for FDI investment from $10 million to $5 million.

•To set up expert committee for legislation on single-window clearance.

•National Infra Fund, to be established and Rs 20,000 cr to be allocated.

•Rural infrastructure development fund to be set up worth Rs 25,000 cr.

•Pass through on Rental Income arising from real estate assets directly held by REITs.

•Extension of the external commercial borrowing (ECB) scheme to the entire Indian Real Estate Sector.

•Allowed FDI of up to 100% under the automatic route in real estate projects.

•Promotion of investment from NRI and PIO communities.

Trends in 2015

Less pressure on Rupee

Banks lowering interest rates

Incentives for infrastructure

financing by RBICreation of REITs

Make in India Campaign

FDI allowed in Construction sector 100 smart cities

Affordable and small houses (800-1200 sq

ft)

Preference of regular amenities over

luxury.

‘Tax pass through’ status for Real Estate

Investment Trusts (REITs)

High demand for ready to move in

properties in Bangalore and NCR.

Increase in the availability of resale

properties.

Growth of the eastern suburbs.

Development of heritage cities to boost tourism.

Trends in 2015

Demand of properties in the South India region specially

Bangalore and Chennai.Less threat of inflation

Stabilized property prices and good deals by

developers to reduce their inventory.

GDP growth rate is expected to reach 6.5% A year for end users

Location has been found to be a more important

influencer for buying homes than price

A demographic transition wherein 40% of the urban population is of the age group

15-32 years.

Increase in demand in the real estate sector and economic gains for country because of

the high disposable income of the new demographic.

Why Bangalore?

Life

styl

e Pleasant climate throughout the year.Demographically diverse citySecond-fastest growing major metropolis in India.

Care

er O

ppor

tuni

ties Home to many

educational and research institutions in India like IISC, IIMB, NLSIU, NIMHANS etc.Numerous state-owned aerospace and defence organisations, such as Bharat Electronics, Hal, ISRO etc

IT H

ub Infosys and Wipro headquartered in the city.GDP of $83 billion Base of several corporate organizations who are now looking for expansion.

Real Estate Scenario in Bangalore

Result: High demand of

Housing and Commercial

space

High disposable

incomes

Establishment of IT parks

Increased focus on land

and infrastructure development

Increasing rate of

migration to the cities

Growing population

Growth of the IT and the BPO sector has led to a real estate boom

in Bangalore.

Population of around 10 million and still

growing.

Max demand for housing from the IT/ITES sector, Biotech and Aerospace

Engg. sectors

Expected to see the highest demand for office space in 2015

(at approximately 11.1 msf).

Third-largest hub for High Net worth

Individuals (HNIs).

Real Estate Scenario in Bangalore

Currently positioned at 17th position according to a report by PwC, titled

'Emerging Trends in Real Estate Asia Pacific 2015’

Indicating that there has been an increase in investment in real estate by investors.

Residential Areas in Bangalore

Marathahalli, Electronic City, Thanisandra, Hennur Road,

Outer Ring Road

(ORR),Sarjapur Road and

North Bangalore.

Budget homes in Kanakapura

Road, HSR layout,

Bannerghata Road

High-end residential

apartments in CBD, SBD,

North Bangalore and

Outer Ring Road sub-markets.

Projects with over 1000

units or above in regions like Devanahalli and Hoskote in Bangalore.

Budget homes in the region from Sarjapur

road to Whitefield.

Luxury apartments in

Whitefield. Availability of

resale properties.

Real Estate Scenario in Bangalore

Advantages of these Residential Areas

Proximity to IT Corridor and

workplace resulting in easy

conveyance.

These areas are undergoing

robust phase of development.

Availability of Budget and

luxury homes. Availability of

basic amenities and securities.

Govt boosting infrastructure at these location

and has proposed a signal free

corridor to drive growth from CBD

to Whitefield.

Capital appreciation of

10-15% in Whitefield area in

the next few years.

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